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EDO/Pearson Program - Final exam A1 (A) - UPB BGA

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Where is each student from?
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Where is each student from?

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What does each person study?

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Tom says that the living room is . . .

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Tom's Dad thinks the rent is . . .

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Tom's Dad thinks there should be more . . .

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The extra bedroom will be for . . .

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Tom wants to find the . . .

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Tom is out of candy

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They need more than ten apples.

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What is in the kitchen cupboard?

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Tom's mom will make strawberry pie.

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What does Tom say they should bring?

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Tom's Dad agrees to buy candy.

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Choose the correct idea according to the text.

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Choose the correct idea according to the text.

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Choose the correct idea according to the text.

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Choose the correct idea according to the text.

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There are yoga classes at the University of Hoburn.

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There is a TV at the sports café.

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The rowing club meets on Saturdays.

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The volleyball team meet at 6pm.

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The athletics club meets on Tuesdays.

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It costs £10 to join.

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University of Hoburn Sports club is only for students who practice team sports.

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What food can you order from this restaurant?

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Can you get a salad at this restaurant?

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How much is The Margarita?

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Which option of pizza has cheddar cheese?

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What other important ingredient does "Los Cuatro Quesos" selection have?

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